While much has been written and said in support or in opposition to the doctrine of supersession, the author has chosen not to enter that divisive debate. Instead, he has chosen to focus on what Scripture really says about Israel, the church and the gospel, and to tell the story the Bible has been telling all along. That’s the only story that we can rely on.
From the opening words of Genesis to the final vision of Revelation, Scripture tells a story far larger, far richer, and far more coherent than most believers ever see. It is the story of a God who keeps His promises, a God who works in perfect order, a God whose purposes for heaven and earth unfold with breathtaking precision.
It begins with a man named Abraham — a promise of land, a promise of a nation, a promise of blessing for the world. It continues through Isaac and Jacob, through Moses and David, through prophets who spoke of a kingdom on earth, a restored Israel, and a world filled with the knowledge of the Lord.
Then Christ comes — the promised King — offering the kingdom to Israel. A remnant believes, but the nation rejects Him. Yet God’s plan does not fail. The remnant grows at Pentecost. God fearing Gentiles are grafted in. The kingdom is still genuinely offered. But Israel continues in unbelief.
And then — in a moment no prophet foresaw — God reveals a mystery to Paul. A new people. A new body. A new creation. A heavenly calling. A gospel not tied to covenants, not tied to Israel’s rise, not tied to the kingdom.
This Body of Christ is not Israel. It is not the remnant. It is not the kingdom. It is something entirely new — God’s heavenly people, blessed with all spiritual blessings in heavenly places.
Israel is set aside — not cast away, not replaced, but temporarily blinded until the fullness of the Gentiles comes in.
When that moment arrives, God turns again to His earthly people. Israel calls upon the name of the Lord. The King returns. The covenants are fulfilled. The kingdom comes. The earth is restored. Israel becomes the kingdom of priests she was always meant to be.
And after the thousand years, after the final rebellion is judged, God makes all things new. A New Heaven and a New Earth appear. The Body of Christ shines in the heavens. Israel shines on the new earth. The nations walk in the light of the New Jerusalem. And God is all in all.
This is the story behind the story — the story the Bible has been telling all along. And it matters, because it removes the veil of tradition and brings clarity to the gospel of our salvation. That’s the motivation behind this book.
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R C Black writes from a lifetime blessed by God’s all‑sufficient grace and the joy of life in Christ.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. While much has been written and said in support or in opposition to the doctrine of supersession, the author has chosen not to enter that divisive debate. Instead, he has chosen to focus on what Scripture really says about Israel, the church and the gospel, and to tell the story the Bible has been telling all along. Thats the only story that we can rely on.From the opening words of Genesis to the final vision of Revelation, Scripture tells a story far larger, far richer, and far more coherent than most believers ever see. It is the story of a God who keeps His promises, a God who works in perfect order, a God whose purposes for heaven and earth unfold with breathtaking precision.It begins with a man named Abraham a promise of land, a promise of a nation, a promise of blessing for the world. It continues through Isaac and Jacob, through Moses and David, through prophets who spoke of a kingdom on earth, a restored Israel, and a world filled with the knowledge of the Lord.Then Christ comes the promised King offering the kingdom to Israel. A remnant believes, but the nation rejects Him. Yet Gods plan does not fail. The remnant grows at Pentecost. God fearing Gentiles are grafted in. The kingdom is still genuinely offered. But Israel continues in unbelief.And then in a moment no prophet foresaw God reveals a mystery to Paul. A new people. A new body. A new creation. A heavenly calling. A gospel not tied to covenants, not tied to Israels rise, not tied to the kingdom.This Body of Christ is not Israel. It is not the remnant. It is not the kingdom. It is something entirely new Gods heavenly people, blessed with all spiritual blessings in heavenly places.Israel is set aside not cast away, not replaced, but temporarily blinded until the fullness of the Gentiles comes in.When that moment arrives, God turns again to His earthly people. Israel calls upon the name of the Lord. The King returns. The covenants are fulfilled. The kingdom comes. The earth is restored. Israel becomes the kingdom of priests she was always meant to be.And after the thousand years, after the final rebellion is judged, God makes all things new. A New Heaven and a New Earth appear. The Body of Christ shines in the heavens. Israel shines on the new earth. The nations walk in the light of the New Jerusalem. And God is all in all.This is the story behind the story the story the Bible has been telling all along. And it matters, because it removes the veil of tradition and brings clarity to the gospel of our salvation. Thats the motivation behind this book. This book gently walks readers through the Bible, tracing the covenants God made with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob to the remnant in the days of Christ to the transition recorded in Acts to the revelation of the mystery given to Paul to the creation of the One New Man to Israels future restoration and finally to the New Heaven and New Earth. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781739089160
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. While much has been written and said in support or in opposition to the doctrine of supersession, the author has chosen not to enter that divisive debate. Instead, he has chosen to focus on what Scripture really says about Israel, the church and the gospel, and to tell the story the Bible has been telling all along. Thats the only story that we can rely on.From the opening words of Genesis to the final vision of Revelation, Scripture tells a story far larger, far richer, and far more coherent than most believers ever see. It is the story of a God who keeps His promises, a God who works in perfect order, a God whose purposes for heaven and earth unfold with breathtaking precision.It begins with a man named Abraham a promise of land, a promise of a nation, a promise of blessing for the world. It continues through Isaac and Jacob, through Moses and David, through prophets who spoke of a kingdom on earth, a restored Israel, and a world filled with the knowledge of the Lord.Then Christ comes the promised King offering the kingdom to Israel. A remnant believes, but the nation rejects Him. Yet Gods plan does not fail. The remnant grows at Pentecost. God fearing Gentiles are grafted in. The kingdom is still genuinely offered. But Israel continues in unbelief.And then in a moment no prophet foresaw God reveals a mystery to Paul. A new people. A new body. A new creation. A heavenly calling. A gospel not tied to covenants, not tied to Israels rise, not tied to the kingdom.This Body of Christ is not Israel. It is not the remnant. It is not the kingdom. It is something entirely new Gods heavenly people, blessed with all spiritual blessings in heavenly places.Israel is set aside not cast away, not replaced, but temporarily blinded until the fullness of the Gentiles comes in.When that moment arrives, God turns again to His earthly people. Israel calls upon the name of the Lord. The King returns. The covenants are fulfilled. The kingdom comes. The earth is restored. Israel becomes the kingdom of priests she was always meant to be.And after the thousand years, after the final rebellion is judged, God makes all things new. A New Heaven and a New Earth appear. The Body of Christ shines in the heavens. Israel shines on the new earth. The nations walk in the light of the New Jerusalem. And God is all in all.This is the story behind the story the story the Bible has been telling all along. And it matters, because it removes the veil of tradition and brings clarity to the gospel of our salvation. Thats the motivation behind this book. This book gently walks readers through the Bible, tracing the covenants God made with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob to the remnant in the days of Christ to the transition recorded in Acts to the revelation of the mystery given to Paul to the creation of the One New Man to Israels future restoration and finally to the New Heaven and New Earth. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781739089160
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